Can the UK Undo Brexit & Stay in the EU? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the UK's invocation of Article 50 to leave the EU and the potential to revoke it. It explores the possibility of a second referendum as a means to remain in the EU, highlighting the logistical challenges involved. The video also examines the process and difficulties the UK would face if it decided to rejoin the EU after leaving, including meeting the Copenhagen criteria and renegotiating opt-outs.

What is Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty primarily concerned with?

• The defense policies of the EU

• The economic policies of the EU

• The process of a country leaving the EU

• The process of a country joining the EU

What is one potential way for the UK to remain in the EU?

• By ignoring the Lisbon Treaty

• By holding a second referendum

• By forming a new government

• By negotiating a new trade deal

What is the minimum legal time required between legislation and a referendum in the UK?

• 5 weeks

• 10 weeks

• 15 weeks

• 20 weeks

What voting method might be used in a second Brexit referendum?

• Proportional representation

• Single transferable vote

• First past the post

• Ranked choice voting

What criteria must a nation meet to rejoin the EU?

• The Maastricht criteria

• The Lisbon criteria

• The Copenhagen criteria

• The Dublin criteria

Which opt-out allows the UK to not be part of the Schengen Area?

• Economic and Monetary Union opt-out

• Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice opt-out

• Schengen Area opt-out

• Charter of Fundamental Rights opt-out

What is a significant challenge for the UK if it decides to rejoin the EU?

• Rebuilding its economy

• Adopting the euro

• Negotiating the same opt-outs

• Meeting the Copenhagen criteria